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This is a very big deal if the math is right and it's possible to build. A practical negative vacuum energy device, even on a small scale, that you can hook up
by XorNot 5y ago
This is a very big deal if the math is right and it's possible to build.
A practical negative vacuum energy device, even on a small scale, that you can hook up in the lab and experiment with?
- generalizations 5y agoIt looks like, with effort, it could be done in a (very advanced) hobbyist setting - I didn't see any exotic materials when I scanned the paper, though I might have missed something.
- breckenedge 5y agoJust resin coated in silver, although you’ll need a 3d printer with extraordinary resolution.
- generalizations 5y agoWell, photolithography's been done in a garage before. Doesn't seem impossible.